How to get started with Android Studio C++ development
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There is detailed instructions on the Android NDK Preview site.
The gist of it
- Download Android Studio 1.3+
- Install the NDK bundle from Tools > Android > SDK Manager
- Import the hello-jn sample using File > Import Sample (Note: This sample is using the new
gradle-experimental
plugin) Click Run > Edit Configurations... and andd a new Android Native configuration
(source: android.com)Run and debug your application as usual
A few things to try from there:
- Generate JNI bindings for Native Java function.
- Put breakpoint in native code (with the current limitation that breakpoint on init/onCreate get skipped, should be already fixed in Android Studio 1.4 Preview)
- Give feedback to the team
- Try and contribute to the new sample on GitHub
- Explore the new documentation and API reference.
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Updated on September 30, 2020Comments
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proppy over 3 years
I heard at Google I/O 15 that Android Studio has now C++ support, the official documentation for the NDK only has instructions for Eclipse.
How does one get started with Android C++ development using Android Studio?